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Edamame (eh-dah-MAH-may) are nothing more than fresh soy beans. Typically cooked in heavily salted water, they are usually found in the shell served at Japanese restaurants. Having first encountered them in bars when I lived in Japan, I’ve always thought of them as the Japanese version of a beer nut—they’re salty and go great with beer. They’ve recently become more popular in the states and
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